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Yahoo! unveils a new restructuring ... Phone companies try connecting to additional revenue sources... And its stores are closing, but the Sharper Image brand will live Bill Fantini has those stories
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Tech earnings meet or beat forecasts, but investors focus on the negative...the Associated Press takes new shape online...and TicketMaster scores a victory in court. Jim Chesko reports.
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Web-based coaching proves effective against high blood pressure ... The Journal reviews the new Motorola ROKR ... And tech sector jobs and pay continue to grow Bill Fantini has those stories PLUS ... The E-Report, with Tom Dziubek chatting with Repair
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3Com and Jabil Circuit post better-than-expected quarterly results, Kodak plans a big stock buyback, and Nokia looks to buy the rest of smartphone-software maker Symbian. Jim Chesko reports.
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A cheaper flat-rate calling plan arrives soon ... Delays are confirmed for Google's Android mobile phone technology ... And ATT expands its online-content delivery services Bill Fantini has the details
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Two Silicon Valley firms are working on a replacement for the ubiquitous DRAM chip, the number of personal computers in use worldwide has eclipsed 1 billion units, and brokerages are taking a cautious view of the mobile-handset business. Jim Chesko report
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A court confirms Microsoft must pay Alcatel-Lucent $500 million ... Researchers define the characteristics of gadget lovers ... And Electronic Arts teams with Ikea on a new game Bill Fantini has those stories PLUS ... The E-Report, with Tom Dziubek an
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Google's mobile-handset plans are slowed, one indicator points to falling semiconductor demand, and the Web comes to the aid of travel bargain hunters. Jim Chesko has all the details.
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Snail mail heads for a digital make-over ... Credit scores get more complicated ... And Yahoo! expands its choices for email handles Bill Fantini has those stories PLUS ... The E-Report, with Tom Dzuibek and Paul Herrmann discussing Motion Picture Ass
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